Manchester United versus Arsenal used to be a Premier League title decider but will their meeting on Sunday just be another reminder of how far United are from topping the table again?

"It's a big game in terms of the history of this fixture," says BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton.

Chris Sutton and Finn Russell's Predictions:

Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City: Sutton predicts a tough game but thinks Manchester City will edge it 1-2. Russell, however, believes Forest's strong season could see them pull off a 2-0 win.

Brighton vs Fulham: Sutton sees Brighton continuing their good form with a 2-1 win, while Russell gives them a narrow 1-0 victory due to home advantage.

Crystal Palace vs Ipswich Town: Both predict Palace to take the win, with Sutton predicting 1-0 and Russell foreseeing a 1-1 draw.

Liverpool vs Southampton: Sutton believes Liverpool will dominate with a 2-0 win, while Russell sees a more decisive 4-0 victory for the Reds.

Brentford vs Aston Villa: Sutton predicts Brentford to take the win 2-1. Russell thinks Villa will manage a 1-2 victory.

Wolves vs Everton: Both predict a draw, with Sutton going for 1-1 and Russell tipping Everton for a 1-2 win.

Chelsea vs Leicester City: Sutton and Russell both see Chelsea winning comfortably, with Sutton predicting 3-0 and Russell going for 3-1.

Tottenham Hotspur vs Bournemouth: Both predict a high-scoring game, with Sutton going for 2-2 and Russell seeing a 3-2 win for Bournemouth.

Manchester United vs Arsenal: Sutton and Russell differ here, with Sutton predicting a narrow 0-1 win for Arsenal, while Russell sees a 1-2 victory for the Gunners.

West Ham vs Newcastle United: Sutton predicts a 1-1 draw, while Russell sees Newcastle pulling off a 1-3 win despite their challenges.

Finn Russell's Football Insights: Russell, known for his rugby prowess, shares his thoughts on football positions and their rugby equivalents. "In both sports, there are similar demands and physicality," he notes.

For more detailed predictions and insights, don't miss the full analysis on BBC Sport.